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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1932)
15,1932 HARVEST5Î1R1ED IN COUNTY THIS WEEK Mrs. Mary Rlchelderfer, McRae« Cometo Moro Dies At Wasco Home From Sedro Wooley County Ccurt Acts Miss Bernice Smith On Monthly Bills Weds Francis Groshong Bernice, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs- V. H- Smith, was married Sat urday July 9 to Francis Groshong,1 son of Mrs- Evelyn Groshong. of Re no, Nevada. Ifr- Groshong is a highway con tractor and has been working in Washington for several months on a job for his company. They spent the first days of this week with Mrs. Groshong’s parents on the north of Moro. THIRTEEN MEASURES 10 CONFRONT VOTERS CLAIMS ALLOWED AT JULY TERM OF COUNTY COURT New Tu Bilk Sponsored By State Hon. Hal E- Hoss, Bio logical Survey appro- m ^1100 00 Tu League Combine Crew» Bem h A. Rose, agent , Telegram 1.80 charges NatAU fitto County Mrs S. L- Coats 2000 charge 3000 Wm. Shiel County charge Mrs. Peter Fleck County Reunion Held By 15-00 Poor 4 Brerett Fenüy Pacific Power & Light Co Drivers May Procure 1 25 Move To Abolish Liquor Law Given Courthouse light bill .- oV A Xi ' r' Licenses Wednesday Pacific Power A Light Co- Place On Ballot 2 50 DeMoss park light bill Pac. Tel. A Tel. Co- Total 1485 telephone bills Interest in the possession of auto mobile driver’s licenses is increasing J. C- Freeman A Co-, Sup- present were Mr and Mrs. Oswald Thirteen proposed constitutional • plies for feeble minded in this county from reports that Downie and children of Los Angeles, smendments, initiative measures and Courthouse come from the sheriff’s office. C. M- City of Moro Mr. and Mrs- Poarie Everett of Klam referendum bills will be on the ballot t has again water bill r iMB Bently, state examiner, has had sev Harvest to with us again to parts ath; Lee Everett of McMinnville, Mr at the November election, reports ns and move- eral applicants the last two or three W- B Simmons, Election of Sherman county for last week a and Mrs. Elfin Rosa and children of teen delayeed. 300 Hal E. Hoss, secretary of state, in day labor. Rufus wheat have appearances here- He will be at the Corvallis! Mr. and Mrs- Chas- Ever machines started their annual whose department the completed pe and Mrs. Emma Dutton, of rossu Rent of court house next Wednesday. July 20. Lenora M. Huis, »rind and- «riy thl. oth*” ett Mr- and Jfrs. I*™™* F“n‘ One brother. James Evans is still $v; titions are filed- Moro Election Hall, from $ a- m- to 12 noon and those de A measure providing for the con .nd daughter- M»,»«* moved into the field- in Pennsylvania- • ■ £ moisture content is 5.00 Primary, have their driving ability E W Ferrell ing Funeral It is? of course, too early to deter- Everett. Mr. solidating of the University of Ore services were held in the significance as price .ctors than in siring to Work on i him at that time. In Chas.' Everett. mine accurately what the yUld will and family of W,*o / ' gon and the State college at Corvallis, Methodist church In Wasco, of which other recent years- Protein is appar tested may see Wasco Precinct, Pri- he will stop at Grass the afternoon be from any field for not enough his Mrs- Richelderfer was a life long ently averaging somewhat above that 500 establishment of a teachers’ training - mary election, been threshed. From reports the Ha#tings-McKe«n Nuptial« member- The sermon was preached of last year, althougn a definite check ( Valley and Shaniko on his way south. college at Eugene, abandonment of John H- Wilt* A Co., Sup wheat now being threshed on the by the Rev. Frank Spaulding, of is not yet practicable because of this ( 1168 the normal school plant at Monmouth plies for G- Bernard Everett Watkins place west of Wasco Celebratati ^Vancouver Hood River, an early day minister °f season and conversion of the normal schools -------------------------- v ’s late movement The - protein Farmers Kiev- & Sup. Co- is making about ten sacks per acre- 1 at LaGiande and Ashland into junior Sherman county for whom Spaulding cohUnt of 2,074 cars inspected at the Council Debates City * Supplies for Moro Pre- Two sides of the field, the east and colleges and transferring the Uni chapel was named- Zells Funeral Mi>BOur|.K>naal State Laboratories Problems At Meeting cinct south, have a fair test weight and law school to Salem, has been assured Miss Martha McKean, daughter of I Home was in charge of the RlTsnfi Drayage for F. D- Flatt the other sides of the fieldtest com Mr- and Mrs. R. H- McKean of Was of a place on the ballot. cent, compared With 11.37 per cent rflents election paratively low. It is thought from co, was married July 6th Kt Battle The tax and debt control program 5,296 cars for the same last year- In The City Council met Tuesday Geo- B. Bourhill - Postoffice I includes one proposed constituti onal the tests taken to date that this spections at the Missouri-Kansas night at the call of the mayor] Ground, Washington, to Lewis Hast 315 box rents I amendment and two initiative meas- wheat will average between 54 and 55 ings, son of Mrs. Ida Hastings, for SUto Laboratories «« a averaged —». • «h* rrnn 11-82 vMT to discuss matters that were left State Board of Control Care I ures- /The constitutional amendment per bushel. This wheat is on the merly of Moro but now. living at Average License Fee • 40.00 per cent pn>Um f» th. r»P y of non violent patients is an enabling act giving authority J. R. Kase berg land 21 .»3 in Oregon ended June. «S», M »g^«* Battle Ground- . ' * J Itot of »»t« uad d.U»q»i«t» w» Dr. C- L- Poley Park ex A. G Futter and A- C- Krueger on to limit tax levies and bond issues Mrs. Hasting* is » graduate of per cent for th. »««0«, wngidwwj tH rwult amination and health ranches in' the point district ^re - . Dome.Ue Sprin» what ”‘''’^î^ th.t the« will h. mor. .«.mpt. to Wasco High school and has apport 8750 under general law. officer threshing, FuUer on Turkey Red and One of the initiative measures Th. aver»», lie«», f« f°r «PhUy. w^h •" jÌL-tl» renerai eoli«* “P d**« hereafter. some time since her graduation as Dr- C- L. Poley Supplies Krueger on Federation. Both “P t(|, 500 authorises the creation of tax super sisting her father in the grain busi .„ger «Md« la the état, et O«»« pro.p«t. Headin» 1» nw.tly » for R. Hampton are making five or six sacks of rathwr ness in her home city. Mr- Hastings i, »21.3S f« on. y«r, weordin» to .„d cool weather .nd^adequata vising boards in each county through „„ Main and the F D- Antrim Sealer of poor quality wheat- - graduated from Moro High school in atatiaties compiled by th. .««tory of , turo Ima favo«d 568 appointment by the governor. The “ g ( coundi ™ advi«ed that hay wa» bo- wts and measures There is a belief among some that 1931 and has been in Washington ^U’a offlc. in Salmo. Baad on an em «ection» of tn« Bo boards would be composed of three WW „ in for w,n. Alva Stone Predatory an the wheat this year will have more members who would serve without wheat ta South DakoU 1» *PP»rently mg pua_ « -- ---------- ,,„tn 12.50 most of the time for the past year. imal control than an average amount of gluten compensation. The measure empow The young couple will spend the £X7an «n^f milage of 11.000 out of danger of mt damage Else ter feed be secured Wasco county Indus- farm in it that will to some extent offset region further Information can 4000 ers these boards to review budgets remainder of the summer in Sherman >k n.t of the «»ideation fo. would where in the Spring wheat - Care of Patterson the dockage caused by a low test county where Lewi« will be employed L e 19 c/nta per mUe. The Oregon , th«M» »till only a trae, of .Um nrnt made by tax levying bodies and re R. J. ' Ginn Justice of weight, but no gluten tests hav^ duce and eliminate items by unani- i, 0.06 high« than the avm- tn gene«! although there h»» b« in a warehouse Peace fees (State vs. i mous vote- Action of the boards is been made so far- 1^1 r«iet«tion of al! the other Km. Increate «eently and o«uional Central Committees 1000 Long and Pugh) There is no doubt that much of the I subject to appeal to the state tex fields have appreciable rust. Western Organized in County West Cst. Print. A Bind. letatea in the Union. The "•S®'1*1 wheat raised in this county this year Wasco Fire Sqbad commission by the levying bodies or Canadian crops entered the critical average, baaed in 11,000 m0« i. 014 Co.. Clerks supplies Will be light in weight and therefore ten interested tax payers- The boards Geo- G. Updegraff Dis Burn Fire Hazards of poor quality. In those parts of 6.87 would act only in an advisory capac- The central committees of the two trict attorney expenses the county where wheat Buffered I ity over special tax levies and bond major parties have held their county Sherman County ”Journal Co- most it is now believed that ft will issues approved by the voters. meetings in Sherman county and L. Peetz in Hoapital printing I8.7Q; pub make something after all and ar The Wasco fire department has I The other initiative measure pro officers have been elected to serve for lishing notices of teach rangements are being made to thresh been burning the woods and grass off vides for increasing the rate of the at The Dalle« For Time 13.80 ers examinations |5 10 the next two years- just the same as if there was a boun the vacant lots in town for the Vast] personal income tax from 5 to 8 per «Republicans have elected . W- H. Ginn, Coleman A Co- Court- cent, affect higher brackets, and re- week or ten days working whenever tiful crop. i county chair- I house supplies MIN. PRKCIP Ragsdale to serve i I during certain exemptions. Wheat in the south end of the the wind is low DATS Giles H. Zeigler store Supplies man and state committeeman L- L. Poets went u county is still in an intermediate , Ono night the firemen wore out un Completed petitions for the so-call- 7.15 secretary and Theodore July MosWaT afternoon with Dr. Poley to for Bernard_________ __ stage and reports from that safNfea til ten o’clock burning and reducing COntinued to page four. Johnston to act as congresional com- have a physical examination after Continued to page four. depend considerably upon the state fire hazards caused by the heavy which ba was ordered to itrns^ mitteeman.’ , of mind the reporter Kapp me to bo wowth Of grass in meant placos this Democrats have chosen J- C. Free the hospital for observaUon for a few man as county chairman; W- F. Ja^- dayu. It has not as yet been deter Continued on Pago Two. son as state committeeman and A. M. mined whether he ™ operation or not. Mrs. Peets is with Young as secretary- •£ SCHOOL BILL MAKES GRADE WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 13 OH Timers Column With News Unde Emmett Believe, Liquor Of Pioneer Days Birn Good Campaign Ammunition A Faithful Follower Observer July 18, 1913« • Farming is becoming a very un satisfactory occupation. A farmer never has enough help in planting his crop, enough hands to harvest it nor enough cars in which to ship it to market, or money enough when thru with it. Dr. C. L. Poley and wife arrived in Moro from Portland last week. The doctor has bought the Dr- Nason res idence and permanently located his office here- Dr. Poley assisted Dr- John B Murphy of- Chicago and his jrife is graduate nurse of that city. They are fitting their residence as a hospital and sanitarium. they shore wettin’ qualities of a gtoss/f beer- Not any< of the*^re*t' ZAfi^Hean vot ers ever saw a tariff wall or visited with a racial emotion, but plenty of them has grabbed a bpttto* or a glass strongly <nd firmly around the mid dle an muttered the cherin’ invocation about mud on their companion’s per son and drunk ’er down- An Jodge, thats why the Democrats an the Re publicans are quarrelin’ about who to the wettest, it’s4 somthin that.beM« the weighty questions all hoi-er for a campaign couse it’s easy to under stand. And maybe it’ll be easier to portant then-” “Yes<” agreed the lawyer.” it had considerable economic bearing at the time. There was an effort being made to conserve food FTBinB- ’ “The problem now ain t shallWB drink deep with ^e Detoocrate or rarely with the Republicans- Voters gotta decide between bootleggers ¿nd barkeeps,” said Uncle Emmett- “But we have weighty questions to solve at this election,” argued the at torney, “there is the settlement of question the international debts, a < bringing into play deep problems in racial’ emotions and one that may take, soon, too. L. Barnum and‘wife, Mary Kuns- man. R C- Atwood and wife, the Misses Ferry of Chicago, cousins of Mr- Atwood, and W. M. Watkins and wife of Portland returned Wednesday evening from an eight day trip to Crater Lake- Sherman County Hon. Joseph Shearer has fixed up an elegant watering trough at the head of the grade on this side. Six horses can slake their thirst there at one time and it is just the thing for persons traveling in light. confer ences as they don’t have to unhitch to water. L. K- Moore returned from Hepp ner Tuesday- Things in the stricken district begin to resume normal con ditions. Observer July 13, 1893 C. A. Buckley last week purchased from George B.t« th. W ««. ju.t north of Grass Valley for »60° Neil McDonald purchased from j. W- Booth a 640 acre tract of land, half in wheat for |M00. • James McLeod, Moro jeweler and printer, went to Goldendale on re ceipt of word that one Charles Lewis of that city wanted to race him Mr. Lewis did not appear but a few days later a race was arranged for |5O end Geo. N. Crosfield at Wasco is pay McLeod won. ing 22 H cents for eggs. The protracted meetings that have Observer July 17, 1903. been held in Wasco for the past few "kr. »d Mr» Alf Dillin»« »nd weeks have resulted in 40 conver d.ughUr »« in Portland thi« wwk- sions. Rain commenced falling here last Mr D- on business in connection with Saturday about 10 a. m. and Liiatla the Hay Canyon Commercial Co. ued till night- This was what SMr- The E O. L- Co will move their man county farmers have been pray office from The Dalles to Moro this ing for and will probably increase week. Manager Parr will live m the the yield per acre 40 percent» Sam McDonald residence
